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SUMMARY:What Blood Tests Could Mean for Early Alzheimer’s Detection — Pre-recorded Webinar
DESCRIPTION:What Blood Tests Could Mean for Early Alzheimer’s Detection  \nWednesday\, September 2 | 10am – 11am | Holz Pavilion Theater \nBlood tests and other biomarkers are bringing researchers closer to detecting Alzheimer’s disease before memory loss begins — a shift that could reshape prevention\, treatment\, and the way families think about risk. Dr. Joshua Grill\, director of the UC Irvine Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders (UCI MIND) and UCI’s NIA-funded Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center\, explains how advances in amyloid PET scans\, spinal fluid testing\, and blood-based biomarkers are changing Alzheimer’s research and care. He also discusses why these tests are useful today for people already experiencing cognitive symptoms\, why they are not yet recommended as a routine risk test for people without memory problems\, and how biomarkers are helping researchers design prevention trials for people at higher biological risk. He also explained the emotional\, ethical\, and legal questions that come with assessing Alzheimer’s risk and what still needs to happen before early testing and treatment become part of routine care. \nQuestions? Contact: Jen Graf\, Senior Director of Cognitive Health\n262.965.7133 or Email: Jgraf@threepillars.org
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/what-blood-tests-could-mean-for-early-alzheimers-detection-pre-recorded-webinar/
LOCATION:Holz Pavilion Theater\, 314 E Village Ct\, Dousman\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cognitive Health Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Chair Yoga with Nikki
DESCRIPTION:Chair Yoga with Nikki | Every Wednesday at 10:30 AM \nFREE – No Registration Required \nJoin us for a rejuvenating Chair Yoga class that harmonizes body and mind through movement\, stretching\, and breath. We’ll explore a variety of poses that enhance balance\, strength\, and flexibility\, leaving you feeling calm and centered. Classes can be held on the floor or in a chair\, with props provided. \nGather with us at Village on the Square in the community room every Monday at 10:30 AM for a fun and relaxing experience!
URL:https://www.threepillars.org/event/chair-yoga-with-nikki-2/
LOCATION:Wellness Connection\, 404 N. Main Street\, Dousman\, WI\, 53118\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wellness Connection
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